DOMINANT SPECIES IN LITTER DEPOSITION IN A SEASONAL DECIDUOUS FOREST FRAGMENT IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL STATE
This study had as objective to evaluate litter total deposition and litter from main species from Seasonal Deciduous Forest, in Itaara, RS. Thirty circular metal collectors were allocated in six plots. The litter was collected monthly, from January 2006 to December 2007. The litter was separated in...
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| author | Mauro Valdir Schumacher Peter Trüby Joseane Marian Marafiga Márcio Viera Denise Andréia Szymczak |
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| description | This study had as objective to evaluate litter total deposition and litter from main species from Seasonal Deciduous Forest, in Itaara, RS. Thirty circular metal collectors were allocated in six plots. The litter was collected monthly, from January 2006 to December 2007. The litter was separated in leaves, thin branches (diameter < 1.0 cm) and miscellany (flowers, fruits, seeds and non identified plants). The leaves were separated considering the most representative species in the forest and the others were classified as “others”. The average annual litter deposition was 5.85 Mg ha<sup>-1</sup> year<sup>-1</sup>, composed 63.2% of leaves, 19.6% of miscellany and 17.1% of thin branches. <em>Parapiptadenia rigida</em>, <em>Ocotea pulchella</em> and <em>Matayba elaeagnoides</em> were responsible for about 30% from total litter deposition. The leaves deposition of <p class="PlainText"><em>Lithraea molleoides</em>,<em> Cupania vernalis</em>,<em> Nectandra megapotamica</em> and<em> Matayba elaeagnoides</em> increased significantly when rainfall increased and <em>Parapiptadenia rigida increased </em>when the air temperature decreased.</p> <p class="PlainText"> </p> |
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| spelling | doaj.art-6d39a95382f24896be0637c2f3c79fa52022-12-21T18:14:29ZporUniversidade Federal de Santa MariaCiência Florestal0103-99541980-50982011-09-0121347948610.5902/1980509838051968DOMINANT SPECIES IN LITTER DEPOSITION IN A SEASONAL DECIDUOUS FOREST FRAGMENT IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL STATEMauro Valdir Schumacher0Peter TrübyJoseane Marian MarafigaMárcio VieraDenise Andréia SzymczakUFSMThis study had as objective to evaluate litter total deposition and litter from main species from Seasonal Deciduous Forest, in Itaara, RS. Thirty circular metal collectors were allocated in six plots. The litter was collected monthly, from January 2006 to December 2007. The litter was separated in leaves, thin branches (diameter < 1.0 cm) and miscellany (flowers, fruits, seeds and non identified plants). The leaves were separated considering the most representative species in the forest and the others were classified as “others”. The average annual litter deposition was 5.85 Mg ha<sup>-1</sup> year<sup>-1</sup>, composed 63.2% of leaves, 19.6% of miscellany and 17.1% of thin branches. <em>Parapiptadenia rigida</em>, <em>Ocotea pulchella</em> and <em>Matayba elaeagnoides</em> were responsible for about 30% from total litter deposition. The leaves deposition of <p class="PlainText"><em>Lithraea molleoides</em>,<em> Cupania vernalis</em>,<em> Nectandra megapotamica</em> and<em> Matayba elaeagnoides</em> increased significantly when rainfall increased and <em>Parapiptadenia rigida increased </em>when the air temperature decreased.</p> <p class="PlainText"> </p>http://cascavel.ufsm.br/revistas/ojs-2.2.2/index.php/cienciaflorestal/article/view/3805espécies nativasmaterial orgânicosustentabilidade florestal |
| spellingShingle | Mauro Valdir Schumacher Peter Trüby Joseane Marian Marafiga Márcio Viera Denise Andréia Szymczak DOMINANT SPECIES IN LITTER DEPOSITION IN A SEASONAL DECIDUOUS FOREST FRAGMENT IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL STATE Ciência Florestal espécies nativas material orgânico sustentabilidade florestal |
| title | DOMINANT SPECIES IN LITTER DEPOSITION IN A SEASONAL DECIDUOUS FOREST FRAGMENT IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL STATE |
| title_full | DOMINANT SPECIES IN LITTER DEPOSITION IN A SEASONAL DECIDUOUS FOREST FRAGMENT IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL STATE |
| title_fullStr | DOMINANT SPECIES IN LITTER DEPOSITION IN A SEASONAL DECIDUOUS FOREST FRAGMENT IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL STATE |
| title_full_unstemmed | DOMINANT SPECIES IN LITTER DEPOSITION IN A SEASONAL DECIDUOUS FOREST FRAGMENT IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL STATE |
| title_short | DOMINANT SPECIES IN LITTER DEPOSITION IN A SEASONAL DECIDUOUS FOREST FRAGMENT IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL STATE |
| title_sort | dominant species in litter deposition in a seasonal deciduous forest fragment in rio grande do sul state |
| topic | espécies nativas material orgânico sustentabilidade florestal |
| url | http://cascavel.ufsm.br/revistas/ojs-2.2.2/index.php/cienciaflorestal/article/view/3805 |
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